Communications Coordinator, Arabic language - Manage all communication to reflect the vision of the Emirates Literature Foundation in the Arabic language while promoting all activities to the general public.
Key Responsibilities:
* Support the Head of Communications and the Communications Team with Arabic translations when needed.
* Support the execution of the Communications Strategy and ensure it is adapted in the Arabic language.
* Liaise with Sponsorship Manager to ensure commitments are up to date and met.
* Track all PR and Marketing plans to ensure they remain on schedule with the Arabic media.
* Organise the Press Office at the Event to ensure all stationary, electrical requirements, FandB and contact with the Official Photographer are easily available to the Media
* Ideate on Social Media campaigns and fan engagement.
* Support Communications and Programming:
* Liaise between Programming and Communications to provide logistical and marketing support for the Arabic content. Ensure all session updates are identified, tracked, managed and communicated.
* Ensure all required materials are sourced and organised in the Arabic language (blurbs, bios, photos) Profile
* Verbal and written proficiency in Arabic
* Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in Communications required or similar.
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